Consider an example from June of last year, when rampant fires across parts of Sumatra, Indonesia, shrouded the skies of Sumatra and neighbouring Singapore and Malaysia in a thick, choking haze.
Kagan couldn't measure the amygdala directly, so he looked for signs of its rampant firing that would be meaningful — and measurable — in infants.
In the February issue of Nature, he wrote an article entitled "Conservation: Bring elephants to Australia?", in which he advocated introducing mega-herbivores such as elephants as a solution to controlling Australia's rampant fires.
The South Bronx is no longer the blockswide conflagration that shocked the country during the 1977 World Series when the Goodyear blimp flew above its streets and beamed horrific images of rampant fires and billowing smoke to television viewers across the nation.
Aerial views show rampant fires, crushed cars and buildings in ruins.
The U.S. Forest Service has directed supervisors on federal forest lands to temporarily abandon its policy of letting small fires keep burning in isolated areas, with rampant forest fires in the West putting a strain on firefighting resources.
In Indonesia, slash-and-burn clearing of agricultural land has given rise to rampant forest fires.
GR Last week, after defeat to a 10-man New York Red Bulls in the inaugural New York derby, David Villa claimed his team had hit "rock bottom" – a statement that frankly looked profoundly optimistic after half an hour of his team's next game, with NYCFC 2-0 down at home and down to ten men against a rampant looking Chicago Fire attack.
The announcement on Monday evening set off a frenzy of violence, with at least a dozen buildings gutted by fire, rampant looting and sporadic bursts of gunfire across the St Louis suburb.
Black firefighters and critics of the FDNY say that racism and discrimination have long run rampant in the fire department.
